What are my options for a cantilever 20MOA 34mm one piece mount that has integrated attachment points for a reflex sight? I know I’ve seen them but for the life of me can’t remember who makes them. Badger?
One piece mount question
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Yes seriously. Either offer advice or move the fuck on
- Nov 3, 2010
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One Piece Scope Mount
For those who think it's easier to annoy you than to Google 'One piece scope mount' themselves.
- Nov 3, 2010
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- 24,872
A 30 second browse through the "precision rifles...show em" would give you the answer. Or google that shit. But you started a new thread about it. Which way would have been easier?
And yes, I am bored as hell!
And yes, I am bored as hell!
I did Google search it. Shit wasn’t popping up. Not my first rodeo. Fuck this place is full of cucks lately. I wouldn’t ask for help if I found what I was looking for. Regardless thanks guys. I’m on track now
Some people are better searchers than others if it’s really only 30 seconds why not do it for him and share the links be a nice guy be the kind of guy where people are glad they came to the forum
You obviously can’t search the forum with an image. I suppose he could do an image search but he’d have to cut out the part he was interested in or else he’d get a bunch of random sniper images. Give me a break.
I probably didn’t use the right terminology. Googling “one piece cantilever mount with integrated reflex sight base” didn’t bring up anything
We have some,
soar.reallyrightstuff.com
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soar.reallyrightstuff.com
RRS SOAR - Home
soar.reallyrightstuff.com
attachments
RRS SOAR - Home
soar.reallyrightstuff.com
Why not a separate mount like an Arisaka? Mounting the reflex on the unimount (even when on the side) places the reflex farther away from the bore than the scope itself (when you roll the rifle), and you won't be able to keep the same cheek weld without raising off a bit. A separate mount allows the reflex to be the same distance from the bore as your scope, so you roll and your cheek weld stays the same.
Theres not many that offer an integrated mount but NF has an option to buy a ring top half with the pic rail machined in.
Many other companies have pic rail attachments that you bolt on. Spuhr, RRS, MPA as examples.
F3R meets your needs too and you can add a picatinny mount.
Many of those (spuhr, era tac, etc) mounts don't have "integrated RDS" attachments, just the ability to add stuff either on top or at 45 degrees. This saves you needing to use the scope tube to mount the RDS, but it means you still need to buy adapters and the relevant hardware to put it all together.
edit: poster above beat me to it...
edit: poster above beat me to it...
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